Ulrich REBER and Julian WESTPFAHL
Ulrich REBER and Julian WESTPFAHL
English, German
SKW Schwarz is an independent German law firm. We advise companies of all sizes, from owner-managed firms to listed corporations, and private clients in all major areas of national and international commercial law.
With offices in Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Hamburg and Munich, we are present at the major German business hubs.
SKW Schwarz combines tradition and modernity. Some of our offices have existed for several decades. Many of our client relationships have been in place for years – a clear example of the importance we attach to stability. At the same time our expertise in media and entertainment law, IT law, internet and e-business law shows that we help to shape current and future trends.
With approximately 120 lawyers, we regard ourselves as a medium-sized firm, which combines professional work as in internationally operating large law firms with the freedom to personal design. Our cross-location and cross-departmental cooperation procedures as well as our memberships in international law firm associations enable us to set up teams for more complex client matters and transactions, allowing us to offer our clients the best possible advice for their respective matters.
When our Employment Law Mutual Interest Group was re-formed during our meetings in Seoul, South Korea last year, little did we know that there would be so many changes to employment law in so many jurisdictions in 2020. COVID-19 has left governments across the world trying to keep up with a rapidly changing
When our Employment Law Mutual Interest Group was re-formed during our meetings in Seoul, South Korea last year, little did we know that there would be so many changes to employment law in so many jurisdictions in 2020. COVID-19 has left governments across the world trying to keep up with a rapidly changing
Blessing or… just a burden? Data Protection Legislation around the World: learn from PLG Lawyers in Canada, Italy, Germany and France the result of Data Protection laws implementation in each of these countries. – Eva Ochoa, President of the PLG IP&IT Mutual Interest Group GDPR experiences from France A few months after the introduction
Blessing or… just a burden? Data Protection Legislation around the World: learn from PLG Lawyers in Canada, Italy, Germany and France the result of Data Protection laws implementation in each of these countries. – Eva Ochoa, President of the PLG IP&IT Mutual Interest Group GDPR experiences from France A few months after the introduction
GDPR came into force on May 25th, 2018. At the same time, the new German Data Protection Law, which specifies the opening clauses of GDPR, came into force. Besides some curious discussions (such as whether doorbell signs can be labelled by the landlord without the consent of the tenant), there are also tangible results from
GDPR came into force on May 25th, 2018. At the same time, the new German Data Protection Law, which specifies the opening clauses of GDPR, came into force. Besides some curious discussions (such as whether doorbell signs can be labelled by the landlord without the consent of the tenant), there are also tangible results from
Marc Pussar from our member firm, SKW Schwarz in Frankfurt, has been interviewed for Food Service Europe and Middle East magazine, a trade journal for the hotel, restaurant and catering industry. The interview forms part of their current feature on the art of crowdfunding. Read the full article.
Marc Pussar from our member firm, SKW Schwarz in Frankfurt, has been interviewed for Food Service Europe and Middle East magazine, a trade journal for the hotel, restaurant and catering industry. The interview forms part of their current feature on the art of crowdfunding. Read the full article.